On Tue, 2006-01-10 at 20:08 +0100, Nicolas Cannasse wrote:
> skaller wrote:
> In Neko there is modules but they're abtract. Most of the time you only
> deal with export tables which are objects.
>
> // test.neko
> var x = 0; // local
> z = 0; // current module global
> $exports.y = 0; // "public" variable
>
> Then when loaded, this module only contains "y" and the module abstract
> type :
>
> var m = $loader.loadmodule("test",$loader);
> $print(m.y); // 0
> $print(m.z); // null
> $print(m);
Ah, ok .. hmm .. what's a local?
Is it in functions, z = 0 defines a global outside the function,
whereas var x defines a symbol only in the functions current
activation record?
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